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Table 1 Lags of excess mortality after cold spells in individual population groups and characteristics of excess CVD mortality associated with cold spells.

From: Excess cardiovascular mortality associated with cold spells in the Czech Republic

Population group

Lag with the largest mean relative excess CVD mortality

[days]

Relative mean excess CVD mortality with the lag after cold spells and 95% CI

[%]

Mean excess CVD mortality with the lag after cold spells and 95% CI

[number of deaths]

Mean expected CVD mortality

[number of deaths]

Percentage of cold spells with positive excess CVD mortality at the given lag

[%]

All ages, M

2

6.3 (4.2; 8.3)

5.4 (3.6; 7.1)

85.4

75.0

All ages, F

9

6.3 (4.4; 8.2)

6.5 (4.6; 8.5)

103.4

87.5

25–59 yrs, M

1

13.8 (8.4; 19.1)

1.7 (1.0; 2.3)

12.1

87.5

25–59 yrs, F

2

6.9 (-2.5; 17.4)

0.3 (-0.1; 0.7)

4.0

70.8

60–69 yrs, M

10

3.8 (-0.6; 8.3)

0.7 (-0.1; 1.5)

18.0

56.5

60–69 yrs, F

2

7.5 (1.9; 13.6)

0.8 (0.2; 1.4)

10.3

62.5

70–79 yrs, M

5

6.4 (3.1; 9.9)

1.9 (0.9; 2.9)

29.1

66.7

70–79 yrs, F

11

7.5 (4.1; 10.8)

2.3 (1.3; 3.4)

31.4

82.6

80+ yrs, M

4

8.5 (5.0; 12.2)

2.2 (1.3; 3.2)

26.1

80.0

80+ yrs, F

9

7.3 (4.9; 9.7)

4.2 (2.8; 5.6)

57.7

83.3

  1. M (F) stands for men (women). Mean values are calculated as averages over days in cold spells with the given lag of mortality.